Discursive Discursive writing Discursive writing presents an argument related to a given topic. It can either examine both sides of the issue in a balanced way or argue persuasively on one side only.

Discursive Discursive writing Discursive writing presents an argument related to a given topic. It can either examine both sides of the issue in a balanced way or argue persuasively on one side only.

Discursive thinking—the constant stream of one thought following another—is a deeply ingrained habit. It’s so ingrained that we often start thinking just to occupy our minds.

The 21st-century world, and with it, our lives, are shaped by powerful discursive forces that are distinct from one another, but are nevertheless interrelated in complex ways. Sometimes they ...

Notre Dame University’s Ebrahim Moosa, echoing Talal Asad earlier, calls for a more discursive Islam. The difference of opinion is mercy for my community, our Prophet Muhammad reminded us.

Roman Ivanovitch, Recursive/Discursive: Variation and Sonata in the Andante of Mozart's String Quartet in F, K. 590, Music Theory Spectrum, Vol. 32, No. 2 (Fall 2010), pp. 145-164 ...

The Library Quarterly: Information, Community, Policy, Vol. 77, No. 2 (April 2007), pp. 219-240 (22 pages) This article reports the findings of a study examining the social/discursive construction of ...

Research on language, symbolism and discursive violence has shown how the strategic use of language conceals violence, obfuscates perpetrators' responsibility, conceals victims' resistance and ...